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System on Chip | MediaTek MT6580A |
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CPU | Cortex-A7 (4 cores) @ 1.5GHZ |
GPU | Mali-400 MP2 (2 cores) @ 500MHZ |
RAM | 1 GB DDR3 DDR3 |
Screen Size | 3.5" |
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Panel Type | IPS |
Resolution | 640x480 |
Aspect Ratio | 4:3 |
PPI | 228 |
Video Output | Micro HDMI |
Touch Input | |
Pen Support |
Dimensions | 150mm x 81mm x 17mm |
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Weight | 196 grams |
Battery | 4000 mah |
Shell Material | Plastic |
USB-C | |
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Wifi | |
Bluetooth | |
NFC | |
USB | |
HDMI | |
DisplayPort | |
VGA | |
DVI | |
Micro HDMI | |
Mini HDMI | |
OcuLink |
Audio Output | 3.5mm, Headphone |
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Speakers | stereo |
D-Pad | cross |
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Analog Sticks | Thumbstick, Slidepad |
Face Buttons | 4 |
Shoulder Buttons | L, L1, L2, R, R1, R2 |
Extra Buttons | Power, Home |
Rumble |
Emulation Limit | PSP mostly playable but some need frameskip, Dreamcast barely playable, and N64 is hit and miss |
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Max Emulation | SNES/PS1 all full speed, most DS playable, some N64/DC/PSP playable |
Colors | Black, Light Blue, Pink, Yellow, DMG Gray, SNES UK, GBA Indigo, Funtastic N64 colors |
Notes | Specs on GoRetroid.com claim 1.5 GHz but the MT6580 only gets up to 1.3 GHz normally. Apparently the Pocket 2 uses an overclocked MT6580 to get up to 1.5 GHz. Sticks do not click in so no L3 / R3. Right stick is listed as "digital joystick", so it may not even be true analog. "Right stick component is a sliding style like what you see on the Pocket Go 2" - Taki |
Cons | Digital slidepad right analog (not true analog)some people can feel input lag |